Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-22

BUILDING rERNf1s
nave been issued 10y Inspector Eatwtsle as follows:
Ida GER, TO erect two brick dwellings, near ls.k5
aud tSF street northwest; $4,oo0. NJ. c.
am 'n sad So n e Streets s'n 9S",llns gn
W aFu- 10 erect brick dwelling on h. between 10Th
ana l1th STREETS northwest: ssaooo.
10 HAVE cHARGK or THE sEwKR DEPARTMENT.
Assistant Engineer McComb viii be In charge of
the new sewer departmeuL lie Win have ons
cletA and draughtsman. who will he detailed
I I another department OF the District govern
NM 20 AID him In preparing plans Tor the con-
struction OF sewers In the future.
MISCELLANEOUS
a.. - =. fardon, OF l5,o street, and others, peti-
uon the Commissioners In extend the sewer fnNn
Cnamplain avenue to I6Ih street.
, ID ~, Hacklnan. w. T. Clark. J. Maury Dove, W.
". nSSalloush and several other gentlemen are
tne siSners 10 petition 10 the District Commits
sbhefs, protesting against the condition OF North
Capito street, from the south side OF street 10
tton OF the street being praciitslly irnnass>ahe
Samu.I Goodman has been appointed an ad-
al,ional p private on The police force without COM
l@nsa''on therefor nom the District
The Cssrss.
COURT IN GENERAL Trpw
To-Day, Nlnusor agt- Clarke: trial resumed
CIRCUIT CouKr-yudoe Cor.
To-day, Brown agt Mclean: Judgment M cnn.
demnation. Clarke agt. New England Insurance
company; TRIAL resumed.
EQCrTY CoURr-Judoe Mpyysek
To-day, kuppcrt agt. Haske: auditors rpporf
ratified. Ruth agt. Ruth re-reIerence 20 auditor
isiown aSb houhcs, ". n Menoenhal appointed
Bergman appointed guardian ad Item Helmuth
agt oStermeyer; j. J. johnson do.
PoIIcK CoUKT->Judge Swell
To-day, Abraham Douglass colored Co,umbus
Staples Thomas Cheek and William Johnson col
ored, for disorferly conduct, were fined &, or Is
days Sandy johnson, colored. destroying private
property; $40 or ID days. Andrew l. Barber COL
ored, carrying a pistol: $50 or 30 days Chem
Coats cruelty TO animals; collateral forfeited.
William Charlton. disorderly conduct; do William
Lewiston, Indecent exposure; do.
The Queen's Jubilee .,rocessiou.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR GRAND ROYAL PARADE IN LON
The queen is said by her friends TO apprehend
some outrages from London socialists during the
jubilee procession. She intends. .nevertheless To
make such a royal passage through London as this
generation has not seen. The program
as now Sketchcd is a very large one The
one thing the queen Insists on is that the
ceremony shall be held IN Westminster Abbey
where She was crowned, and not In St. Paul's.
When told that the drive from Buckingham Pal
ace 10 the Abbey was too short Ia enable the pss-
pie 10 see her the queen said: ''You may take me
from the palace as early as You like, do with me
what you think best, and bring me back at no
matter what hour: but the ceremony must
he Ia the Abbey and nowhere else {,
The officials concerned are taking full advantage az
this large permission. They propose that the
Queen shall drive Ia Gull Sfate-which she has not
done since Prince AbeIt's death-from The palace,
up Constitution nm, through HYDE Park TO the
Marble Arch; thence, along oxford street, Hoi-
born, Newgatc, and CheapSde. 10 the hank and
thence back either by the Embankment or Fleet
street, the strand ana Whitehall, Ia the Abbey.
The police expect no attack. The socialist mob Is
cowed by Sir Charles Warrn's rirm handling. "As
io- private malice OF individual anarchistsr said
an experienced oficcr, ''we fear nothin., because
every man VINO meditates mischicf knows II he at
tackled the queen he would be torn 10 pieces by